Bruce McDonald's new film is an all-you-can-eat buffet from weirdsville.
Hot Docs 2020: Dark City Beneath the Beat
TT the Artist's film is more than a love letter to her hometown, it is a celebratory declaration of the city's artistic culture.
Hot Docs 2020: Coded Bias
In her thought-provoking documentary, director Shalini Kantayya makes a good case for why we should not be so eager to embrace new technology.
Hot Docs 2020: Mayor Review
Mayor is one of those brilliantly layered observational films that surge with vivid actualities
Killing Eve 3×06: “End of Game” Review
This season of Killing Eve has been defined by its characters responding to and learning how to adapt to wildly changing circumstances. Episode 6 takes that idea and sprints with it.
The High Note Review: The Soundtrack to Summer Fun
The pin officially drops on the soundtrack of summer with The High Note.
Hot Docs 2020: The Painter and the Thief
Frequently blurring the line between artist and subject, The Painter and the Thief is an absorbing work.
Hot Docs 2020: Stateless
Michèle Stephenson's 'Stateless' is a cautionary reminder of how easily one can become a stranger in your own home.
Hot Docs 2020: #BLESSED
Millennial hipsters get down with G-O-D in Ali Weinstein's latest doc.
Blood Machines Review: A Trippy Sci-fi Fever Dream That Looks like Nothing Else
Blood Machines looks stunning, but is there more to this gonzo sci-fi flick than nude chicks, neon lights, and synthwave music?
Killing Eve Episode 3×05: “Are You From Pinner?” Review
'Killing Eve' episode 3.05 goes inside Villanelle's family life and explores her killer origins.
Castle in the Ground Review: The Forgotten Epidemic
A low-key turn by Hereditary's Alex Wolff anchors this sobering portrait of the opioid crisis.
Red Snow release on Apple TV, May 15
Marie Clements' feature dramatic debut is a marvel of a film.
Killing Eve Episode 3×04: “Still Got It” Review
The puzzle! The death! The turtlenecks!
All About Who You Know Review: A Genre-Subverting Rom-Com
The feature film debut from Canadian writer-director Jake Horowitz is a charmingly unique love story that begins with a boy's love of film.